Nietzsche: The German who saw the FUTURE: His Superman (a WRONG TERM) … what it means – Hitler was the Greatest Superman since Nietzsche

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[This is what I wrote to a supporter who was trying to understand what Nietszche was writing. Jan]

Hi Caleb,
Nietzsche is a very complex topic. It’s not critical for now. I want to do it properly, but that will have to wait for some time next year. The "superman" is a bad term. This is possibly from the stupid Jew who translated it to English. Superman needs a proper deep discussion. I am NOT impressed with what anyone has done on this topic. I spent a long time actually studying the detailed writings of Nietzsche on this and it’s very very deep and very subtle. I think that 99% of people who talk about it actually miss the deeper points of this. This is very real and very excellent and very positive. But people don’t grasp the angle that Nietzsche is coming from and why this is good and even awesome. It is a very positive view on the future actually.

They do realise that the "Superman" (really a bad term), is cut from the same cloth as the Romans and our pre-Christian warriors. But they miss out on many many things.

It is so complex in fact, that there were many things I could not grasp. It is very deep. Nietzsche left clues in there for the future – some of which might not be unravelled.

He was basically describing the way in which the world would be changed. In this regard, Hitler was a perfect example of a "Superman". Hitler, regardless of his faults and flaws, remains the greatest "Superman" since the time of Nietzsche. But there will be more … many more … until the end of time.

Nietzsche is very deep and he wrote other books that I’ve not even looked at, but it’s deep stuff.

Nietzsche is awesome. That man saw the future. And what he’s predicted has already been happening and much more will happen. He knows exactly how we will change, and he’s dead right.

In his final years, Hitler, especially, turned to Nietzsche for inspiration. Frederick the Great and Nietzsche were his driving forces.